This is Oki, a 2-year-old male Siberian Husky and Border Collie mix from Cornwall, UK. Oki is a crazy, happy dog. He loves his life by the beach, digging holes, hunting seagulls and swimming in the sea. His favorite snacks are carrots and apples. He loves long lazy mornings in bed, usually upside down! Photo sent by MB.

This is Butter Ball, the 4 year old male Siberian Husky dog from Kingsport, Tennessee. Butter is a true survivor. After an escape from his lot (as many huskies do) and missing for days, he was found hit on the interstate over 15 miles from our house. He escaped his ordeal with only a few scrapes and a broken canine tooth. Now he is scared of thunder and rolls over like this to be held during storms. Which I gladly do!! My 100lb. baby. Photo sent by Kelly Ball.

This is Kaiser, the 18 month old male Siberian Husky  from La Louvière, Belgium. My dog can open and close the door and I like when he howls when he hear the ice-field and the ambulance. Photo sent by Dominique.

This is Luna, the 2 year old female Siberian Husky from Katowice, Poland.  I sometimes wonder if I didn't buy a zombie dog without bones, or something… Photo sent by Tomek. 

This is Nazu, the 6 year old female Siberian Husky  from Whitsundays, Nth Queensland.  Fluffy (Nazu is her naughty name, Fluff is her preferred name – like when your mum calls you David instead of Dave). Fluff is a very bizarre dog, when you pat her she growls at you.  It was most offputting when we first got her (as an adult dog).  This beautiful girl sitting at your feet with her face right next to yours, and the more you pat here the more she growls.  We are used to it now.  She has even taught our other dog Rio to growl, our boxer cross never growled in her life but now believes it is how dogs talk.  Photo sent by Tina.

This is Tundra, the 5 year old female Siberian Husky from Eaglemont,  Victoria, Australia.  Photo sent by Evie.